For the first time in Knob Creek Bourbon’s history, the brand is changing the color of its signature wax seal to mark a historic milestone.

To celebrate America’s upcoming 250th anniversary, James B. Beam Distilling Co. has announced Knob Creek 9 Year Old: Independence Edition, a limited-edition expression of its iconic 9-year-old bourbon featuring a blue wax seal and patriotic red, white, and blue label, joining a commemorative collection alongside Jim Beam and Maker’s Mark.

Founded in 1992 and named for the Kentucky creek at Abraham Lincoln’s childhood home, Knob Creek was created by sixth generation Master Distiller Booker Noe to revive pre-Prohibition bourbon. His son Fred Noe and grandson Freddie Noe continue to uphold that legacy with this release celebrating both America’s 250th anniversary and James B. Beam Distilling Co.’s 230 years of American whiskey heritage.

While the look is new, the liquid remains the same full-flavored bourbon: aged nine years in American white oak, bottled at 100 proof. It is available nationwide for a limited time at $36.99 SRP.

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About Knob Creek

Knob Creek bourbons and ryes are patiently aged in new, maximum charred American Oak barrels to impart the biggest and fullest flavor on their whiskey. No matter the expression, Knob Creek is crafted without shortcuts and embodies the pre-Prohibition style that founding distiller Booker Noe created in 1992. For more information, visit https://www.knobcreek.com/.